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101	Ann-Marie is living in Florida in 2001.	Ann Marie Betts
102	Barbara is not married & has no children.	Barbara Betts
103	Kathy is living in St. Petersburg, Florida in 2001.	Kathryn Elaine Betts
104	Milford is living in Thomaston, Maine in 2001.	Milford Betts
105	There is NO documentation supporting the theory that George & Charlotte Salls (1830-1898) are the parents of Sidney Bissell (1866-1877). It is speculation due to Sidney's tombstone being located in the George Bissell family plot in Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada.	George Bissell
106	Herbert drowned at an early age.	Herbert Sidney Bissell
107	Mary's grave is located just inside of the gate of the cemetery. She is buried with her husband, Duncan; Daughter, Helen & infant son, Lester.	Mary Elizabeth Bissell
108	There is NO documentation supporting the theory that Sidney is the son of George Bissell (1828-1902) & Charlotte Salls (1830-1898). It is speculation due to Sidney's tombstone being located in the George Bissell family plot in Stanstead County, Quebec, Canada.	Sidney R. Bissell
109	Sophia could not write. Inscription on the gravestone reads Sophia Bissell - Our Mother	Sophia Bissell
110	STANSTEAD JOURNAL VITAL STATISTICS - Vol. 3. Page 111. MARRIAGE - BISSELL-BACHELDER On Oct. 8, 1884, by REV. M. MACDONALD, at the residence of the officiating minister, MR. WILLIAM H. BISSELL to MARTHA ANN BACHELDER, both of Magog. SJVS - Vol. 3. Page 160. NOTICE: BISSELL Notice is hereby given that my wife, MARTHA ANN BACHELDER, has left my bed and board without just cause & against my will: this is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on my account as I shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date. Magog, June 6, 1888. WM. BISSELL.	William Henry Bissell
111	John was a wealthy timber king who was worth about $25 million when he died.	John Rudolphus Booth
112	Elaine was living in France in 1963.	Elaine Bouiller
113	Living in Whately in 2003.	Marie Bourdon
114	Living in Hudson, ME in 2005.	Kim M. Bowden
115	Louis was not married as of 1967 & he was living with his mother, Alice, in Elko, Nevada.	Louis Kent Bowers
116	SSN 007-36-2976	Mabel Nellie Boyne
117	SSN 009-38-0041	Grace Anna Bradley
118	In 2005, Mary was working as a consultant in the field of education.	Mary Margaret Brennan
119	Helena died from Congestive heart failure, arterio sclerotic heart disease.	Helena Brewer
120	1861 - Other members of Daniel & Catherine's household were: Jane Bullock - 17 years old. Emily Emrick - 17 years old. Infant - 1 year old. John Salls - 36 years old. (Owner of 96 acres in Concession 4, Lot 8).	Catherine Brill
121	Living in Burlinton, VT, in 2003.	Michael Brosnan
122	Natalie was living in South Ryegate, Vermont with her mother, Ethel, in 1968.	Natalie Helen Brown
123	Rena is a twin of Rita.	Rena Alie Brown
124	Rita is a twin of Rena.	Rita Aline Brown
125	SSN 083-14-4153	Virginia A. Brunelle
126	In the 1930 Census, they lived at 25 Putnam Street, Albany, NY. William was a taxi driver at that time.	William J. Brunelle
127	Norman is a true Latter Day Saint Mormon. Most of the members of his family were, or have been in the past, members of the Mormon Church, as of 1972. He has a Bruorton family coat of arms out of Worcestershire, England. Norman had extensive genealogical records on the members of his family & the ramifications of it's connections with other families in 1972. Norman was living at 5541 65th Avenue North, Pinellas Park, Florida in 1972.	Norman Earle Bruorton
128	James and Emily lived in Clarenceville, Quebec until Spring 1860 when they decided to move to Stanstead County. This meant a trip of more than fifty miles to the east and crossing Lake Memphremagog on the ice. They moved all their possessions on a double sled and started across;about halfway the horses suddenly stopped....because they had come upon open water! James then had to walk ahead leading the horses and it was quite a distance up the lake before they found a safe place to cross, Harvey's Bay. they settled on the east shore (Cedarville) in a log cabin on a farm.	James Owen Bullock
129	In 1930, they lived at 175 Colonie Street, Albany, NY. Lawrence was a machinist in the railroad shops in Albany, NY.	Lawrence P. Burns
130	SSN 113-16-1629	Mary K. Burns
131	Polly is listed on Filer Salls(1800-1882), gravestone, which also lists his sons, Seymour (1834-1911) & Edward (1836-1923) & Ada Masten (1858-1886).	Polly Bush
132	Notes for LORENZO BUTLER: From Bonnie Fletcher Eggert - 4/2001 From information passed from Nancy Egge of Providence, RI, a descendant of Samuel Jaynes Butler, to Lois Ward North of Linwood, Kansas to Amy Rogers Pineger Fletcher, wife of Benjamin Butler Fletcher of Herbert, IL: Born North Hero, VT, died in Hector, MN and buried there. Married Eliza Darrow. Her father was a minister with the army during the Revolution. Monument to his memory at Essex, VT. He migrated to Potsdam, NY and bought a farm there. Eliza followed with children and household goods in sled with span of horses across ice into NY state. - NE - 01 Jan 1954	Lorenzo Butler
133	Notes for SAMUEL JAYNES BUTLER: from Bonnie Fletcher Eggert - 4/2001 >From information passed from Nancy Egge of Providence, RI, a descendant of Samuel Jaynes Butler, to Lois Ward North of Linwood, Kansas to Amy Rogers Pineger Fletcher, wife of Benjamin Butler Fletcher of Herbert, IL: (my grandfather) born North Hero VT, emigrated to NY State and then to Wisconsin with his family after the Civil War because his brothers and families had taken land grants. Joined regular army just after the Civil War. Did occupational duty in Kentucky, Alabama, Missouri. Came back to Middle West. Was in some of the Indian uprisings. He had a hole in his ankle that wept and needed attention for as long as he lived from a poison arrow. He came to Lynn after his discharge. Ran a grocery store and later was city blacksmith. He married Margaret Elizabeth Dalton on Feb. 11 1879. Had five children... My grandfather was very proud of and missed his family very much. He used to tell my mother to always remember that first she was a Butler, then a Methodist, and then a Republican. And he meant it too. My mother resolved that as soon as she was able she would get to know some of her relatives and she did go and meet a great many of them and stayed in their homes. She said it was a thrill to be at one reunion with 72 Butlers. My grandfather told me a great many stories of the west and the army but as I was very young I do not remember too much about them. I do remember the day that Buffalo Bill Cody came to visit him (Samuel Jaynes Butler). Buffalo Bill had a son in Swampscott which is a town next to Lynn with whom he used to stay at times. One day he came on the street car to visit my grandfather and he wore his buckskin jacket and big hat and his hair was long just as it is in the pictures. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show was opening in Lynn the next day and my grandfather took me to see the parade and Buffalo Bill seeing us standing on the sidewalk tipped his hat and I was so frightened of the Indians who were with him that I hid my head against my grandfather. They were of course the Black Hawks and my grandfather had told me many a gory tale about. My mother kept in contact with her people for a long time and then my father was an invalid for fourteen years and between being tied down and not having the heart to write much she has not been in touch with them lately. - NE - 01 Jan 1954	Samuel Jaynes Butler
134	Gladys and Blaine were sent to live and be raised by relatives in Beebe, Quebec, Canada, after their mothers death in 1917.	Blaine Calloway
135	Gladys and Blaine were sent to live and be raised by relatives in Beebe, Quebec, Canada, after their mothers death in 1917.	Gladys Calloway
136	Mary was raised by Alex and Mary Smith in Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada, since her mother had died during her birth. Alex and Mary Smith had set up one of the first settlements in Saskatchewan around 1913, which was named Smithburg, after them. They had 7 children of their own prior to taking in Mary. Mary had 7 children.	Mary Calloway
137	1807 - Duncan & his wife, Sarah, lived in Mapleton (Hoosick), New York.	Duncan Cameron
138	Mary's burial was witnessed by Enoch Salls (1775-1833).	Mary Cameron
139	Edgar lived in Chelsåa, Vermont	Edgar Edward Campbell
140	Kenneth did not re-marry after he divorced Eliza.	Kenneth Edgar Campbell
141	A book titled The Amidon Family page 79 reports the marriage of Loretta to George Salls (1869-1923) on October 10, 1898 & the birth of a son, Ralph, on January 12, 1900. Loretta died from Epilepsy due to intra cranial hemorrhage.	Loretta Mary Carey
142	Lived at 325 Wickham Rd, Glastonbury, Hartford, 06033, CT, at time of death.	Shirley Elizabeth Carl
143	Buried in Plot 9, 0, 2309 SSN 195-24-4108	Louise Elizabeth Ceschia
144	SALLS, WILFREDA JOAN D'ARC, 73, of Greensboro, died unexpectedly at her home on June 6. She was born December 24, 1929, in Rumford, Maine, the daughter of the late Wilfred and Leonie (Roberts) Chaloux. She attended Sacred Heart Catholic School in Newport and graduated from Greensboro High School in the Class of 1948. She married Erwin Harvey Salls Sr. on September 11, 1948, in Hardwick. In 1951 she and her husband purchased a family dairy farm in North Greensboro, where she has made her home. She was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church in Greensboro Bend, a member and past vice president of the Greensboro Alumni Association. Surviviors include her 6 children: Linda Dimick and her companion, Alan Lakin, of Moretown; Erwin Salls Jr. and his wife Linda; and Wilfred Salls and his companion Daisy Tucker, all of Greensboro; Leonia Pike and her husband Fred, of Cabot; 12 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; 3 aunts; several nieces, nephews and cousins	Wilfreda Joan D'Arc Chaloux
145	From the Randolph VT Herald newspaper, 7/3/2003: Walter Chamberlain RANDOLPH Walter F. Chamberlain, 80, died Sunday morning, June 29, 2003 at Gifford Medical Center in Randolph. He was born July 9, 1922 in Bethel, the son of Frederick A. and Lena F. (Merrill) Chamberlain. He attended Tunbridge, Chelsea and South Randolph schools. Following his education, he worked on a farm in Plainfield, and later on Grant Flint s farm in Braintree. He also worked on bridge construction throughout New England for Clanchette Bros., Inc. of Pittsfield, Maine. He worked for the Killington Ski Area for 20 years, and most recently, worked for the Randolph Cemetery Dept., retiring in 1993. He married Viola (Arbuckle) Salls on July 2, 1966 in Randolph. She died in 1999. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and gardening. He was a member of the Randolph Baptist Fellowship. Survivors include a son, Roger Chamberlain of Waterbury; two step-sons: Wayne Salls of Herndon, Va. and Edward Salls of Berlin; three step-daughters; Janice Salls of Randolph, Joyce Mills of Randolph and Lorraine Garrison of So. Royalton; two sisters; Olive Towne of Randolph and Maude Ducharme of Sharon; 14 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. He was pre-deceased by a brother, Willie Chamberlain; and a sister, Eleanor Gordon. Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 2, at the Randolph Baptist Fellowship, Rte. 66, with Rev. Jerry Smith officiating. Burial followed in Pleasant View Cemetery, Randolph. Calling hours were held Tuesday evening at the Day Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to Gifford Medical Center, Garden Room Fund, P.O. Box 2000, Randolph, Vt. 05060. Arrangements are under the direction of the Day Funeral Home, Randolph.	Walter F. Chamberlain
146	Aaron came to Alburg, Vermont when he was 18 years old in 1876 with his parents. After his marriage in 1878 he lived in Clarenceville, Quebec, Canada until 1886 when he returned to Alburg, Vermont.	Aaron Albert Cheeseman
147	Ada was not married.	Ada Leona Cheeseman
148	As a child Blanch lived with her Grandparents, Duncan Cameron Salls & Mary Elizabeth Bissell. Blanch is buried next to her husband, Burnell.	Blanch May Cheeseman
149	Frederick's ancestor, William Cheeseman, came to Canada from Kent County, England.	Frederick Gardner Cheeseman
150	Gardner is buried next to his wife.	Gardner White Cheeseman